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2. Why Apple TV+ is offering a free weekend of binge-watching - AOL

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   Apple TV+ is giving viewers a free weekend of TV and movie streaming in an attempt to shake up its numbers. NEW YORK (AP) — Apple TV+ is hoping people will make a dent in the Strategic Popcorn ...

3. Apple offers free Apple TV+ subscription through Jan. 5: How ...

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   Apple is allowing customers to stream shows and movies on Apple TV+ for free through Sunday, Jan. 5. Apple offers free Apple TV+ subscription through Jan. 5: How to binge movies, shows Skip to ...

4. Why Apple TV+ is offering a free weekend of binge-watching

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   Other streamers are also offering deals, like Hulu's free 30-day trial, Starz's $2-a-month plan or Peacock's three-month trial for Samsung Galaxy owners. If viewers miss the Apple TV+ weekend offer, the streamer already has a free 7-day trial promotion going.

5. Binge-watching - Wikipedia

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   A 2016 study found that, overall, viewers who tend to binge-watch are less responsive to advertising than viewers who do not. The effectiveness of advertising declines the longer a viewing session goes on. [47] Researchers attribute this phenomenon to the disruption caused by ads. Binge-watchers want to remain immersed in what they are watching.

6. What about second binge watch? Where to stream 'Lord of the ...

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   How to watch the original TV series 'The Rings of Power' If your binge-watching game is ready for it, a 30-day free trial on Amazon Prime Video allows you to watch "The Lord of the Rings: The ...

7. Bing Videos - Wikipedia

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   The previous incarnation of MSN Video was launched in 2004 as an internet video streaming service created and run by Microsoft, now known as Bing Videos.It featured various content, including music videos, JibJab animated shorts, IFILM picks, viral videos, original content, TV shows such as Arrested Development, and news shorts.